Sentence examples for despite imposing from inspiring English sources

Despite imposing a series of harsh cutbacks and telling Greeks they are largely to blame for their own problems, he remains popular with voters who only a few years ago questioned whether he was tough enough for the job.

Despite imposing high taxes, Brazil ranked last among 30 rich industrialized and developing countries in the quality of services citizens get for the taxes they pay, according to the nonprofit Brazilian Institute of Tax Planning.

He hoped to balance budgets, but saw the city lurch into staggering debt, despite imposing its first income and commuter taxes and resorting to budget maneuvers that led to fiscal crises years later.

Critics of such changes have pointed to the success of Finland, which despite imposing many fewer tests on its students has consistently performed well in exams of the Program for International Student Assessment, organized by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, the association of free market democracies.

As the result, dynamic clustering method will be able to improve the performance of network and despite imposing higher level of complexity, is preferred to static clustering approach.

It had stood for 60 years in tribute to the Soviet dictator who, despite imposing famine and oppression on Kazakhstan in the 1930s, remains popular among villagers as a war leader, the Otyrar website reports.

The abalone populations crashed from overfishing--despite limits imposed on the size and number that could be taken.

Despite its imposing name, a hydrocolloid is a simple thing.

The result: numerous, closely cropped portraits that, despite an imposing installation, are rather ordinary.

Despite the imposing facade of this restaurant in a former bank, the fare is indeed rustic, as the name suggests.

The agency's building, the winner of several design awards, is a restored circa-1914 warehouse that, despite its imposing facade, now brims with natural light.